The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1908, Page 3

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Pe pe Sa paps It was to talk tot . aye J “T don't want (od jaad or business,” sald D wh 1 4 | bad been married twice @ ers ee 2 CHAY TER \ v : wens change : k to Chicaxc i trange Eyes tn = The wine billsx = brand . the we 7 u inoney 7 CHAPTER Vitt i CHAPTER VI Cook ec Damillated ‘ee Ww : ‘ *0 e duak B month the imp Dahe hateek wit Gaesaen te ilar suf * | gue cheeks Brought a simila Then tha firen teched ob tale ts ail and wept EPILOGUE The Dukes, the pool room in cft he Largeat Oriental, 113 Third av, near | tll move tn the STOP THE RENT ou Beautify Bungalow like rent T. P. FAY CO. INC Mehihorn Bidg. HL. KLEIN. THE SHOEMAKER. ® yea cant get boots or shoes to fit you. get them made Payments Just co, Complete Furnishers of Homes, Steamboat, and Notets ‘MOS to 1411 Becond Ave. Corner Second Ave. and Union St Solid Comfort, Rest and Ease Gained in Buying This Morris Chair, a $15.75 Value, Wednesday— Shown in the above cut is one of those Mission orris Chairs; built with a solid quartered oak Aj fame, fumed a rich dark brown. Cushions are Soveredin an A No. | velour, and filling is a felted hair. ing this chair in the regular way you By $15.75. Pick it Vednesday to ‘ars, up SAVE SIX To Bring a Ruddy Glow to Babe's Cheeks, Use Plenty of Fresh Air and One of These $13.25 Go-Carts, Wednesday— $9.50 You will Cart like the ; n here, . : equipped with a iid raffled oft mattress cushion and 5 w upholst e: t a saving of $3.75 on Wed esday, Cart pe ’ ‘ food 1 i neat reed sides, adju t able back and d etal running gear and rub T tired om el All the Credit You Want | | | | | | | | | | | have WASHINGTON THES LATTLE STAI a! y —evh TOM MARSHALL 16 POOR, NEV } ER BEFORE HELD OFFICE, | | KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT POLITICS, VET REPUBLICANS NAMED HIM FOR GOVERNOR “st JPERFLUOUS HAIR This distig In tan and black “7 quality ar oe halr without FREDLUND, THR RAVEN DRUG ¢o Bewttiec Agts 1119-16 Beoond Ave. | APRIL 21, 1908. (Star Special Service.) COLUMIMA CITY, tnd 121 The NK. Marshall b h UJ ‘ ‘ impe han che t now we} 48 & KChOOLbOR Hel erblal son's | turk Haut b good ugh to be gov} im ‘i atic! dide May n't} pay a pen a he ' ts in] 4 mightly wpaign @x: | He doesn't happen to have] ha an able lawyer, with @ state-wide reputation ax a wit and THOS. R. MARSHALL rate t wher to money! __ He and bh n for a TO SEE BATTLESHIPS wh enthuatastic — fries Take boats at Pier Ten round | were t him like & feathe trips daily 0c round trip *** on their shoulders after the now SHOES AND OXFORDS Look at the 1 compare the prices HORNBERG LARSON, 705 Pike St PLUNGING AHEAD In the Great $100,000 Kohler & Chase Voting Contest—The Do and Dare Spirit of the Northwest sure to win the capital prize in this contest, and many of the other impor tant prizes, if the interest already shown continues to rise Individuals and public organizations of all kinds and all over the state haye entered for first place. St. Dominic's Academy, of Everett, entered the contest yesterday by purchasing a $1,000 Weber Grand Piano, Everett pe ple will no doubt gi em a great amount of support: This purchase has given this academy a fine start for first place Determination to Win Seems to be the watchword for every contestant. Every employe of Kohler & Chase, from the manager to the janitor, is co-operating with the contestant om this dis they are oe rmined that the $3,000 Weber Art Grand Pens mane ht the rthwest Don't Taewy by the Wayside But get out and work a: sical merchandise toat every cific Coast to win wit While With ten magnificent pianos and over 2,000 other prizes t uu cannot help but win something, y‘ $25.00, ay hout 10n hh g your frier | ler & Chas from and get the vo nlet, village and town, as well as the large « working night and day for these prizes, and we cant ome effort upon our part Don’t Put Off—Start Now the contest is in a good chance two people at the beautiful Hotel Del Monte, and these are prizes given in addition to tl G and of winning that its infancy by starting at 40-acre farm or the two weeks’ but besides, rese 2,062 grand prizes. Sure to Win a Prize the smallest has a RAND LIST OF PRIZES and prize You « | opportur possible, on our cot what he’s in ty ar and i itest here 4 on. apply ¢ die Tathing = M y prize, a e identical in characteét'and value will THAT LIKE-TO-WIN FEELING? Address All Communications to Contest Manager. once o compete for DOESN’T THAT LIST OF PRIZES GIVE YOU , and get them to purchase their mu ind don't er the Pa- | iot expect forget you wills} outing for two special value be awarded you the sistance hat win one if you want to—it's up to you. We are giving dare maintaining a large peng staff to give every a ou want any information as to details, simply write or call manager, and he will show you just how to go to we for Kohler & Chase Telephone Main 1032, Ind. 1032. Established 1850 1318 2nd Avenue, Seattle, ey STRANGE EYES” HOWCAN INDIANA STAND IT? Wanted—Steel Stoc k to the Ft DERAL PAINT w H. M. Herrin & Ce O10 Pie a | Stock artawen YORUM ITE. [SARA RRR AERA R EAH BMoonlight Excursion * « > >, S Tell and Dance Tonight * onig * * Leave Pier 6, Foot of : University St., at 8:30 * FARE 50¢ «* * \* » * » Crowns $3.50 fillings 50¢ Ail Work 4th and Pike St eRe BERR ER ER ERE Ree ER ee eee eS ed Full Set of Teeth $5 Associated Dentists New Monesement 1112 SECOND AV! © Rooms ense. To & Clean Yo a trifling ex right kind of cleaner « At AND ALL PAPER € 1114 Piret Ave Areade Annes A. Bridge & Co., Largest Clothiers on the Coast. Scared of a Suit Because lt Cost Twelve-fifty! There are hundreds of men who buy ge Special Suit for Men, at $12.50. Hundred would buy it if it cost more. They’ that’s what's the They fifty more re scared matter. good suit for twelve ill smaller eac never did get a , 80 they imagine they never w But that class is ge h year For the iron-« lia In pre All the new browns, € among ting benefit of the doubters we issue our lad guarantee suit fails, we give a new one hall want to keep the suit for a year. event, sed and in repair we free of charge tans, olives and s to gray choc All the new striped effects. Choice of double or single-breasted styles. Each suit carefully tailors. fitted by expert custom Get one. Twelve- ft New | New peat Hats Sum mer Shirts for men, in cham bray, tte ofr Pongee silk $1.25 to $5.00 ‘Sdaeh3 $3, 50 A.Bridge&Co Coast. Ww Sy Spe Hat, for | fords, ir leathers; Soise Largest Clothiers on the Seattle, Wash. 103-105-107 First 89-91-93 . Yester TO GEE BATTLESHIPS t ¥ Ten round da i0e round trip. 04946$0040000000500504 NANS monde, Watches og “Pinte ANN ite oeeeoesoese No New Patients Taken After Saturday Those Who Want the Full Course of Teleconi Treatments Must fn- roll This Week. OFFICES OF JAMES AUSTIN LARSON WILL BE MAIN TAINED SEVERAL WEEKS. BUT NO NEW CASES AC CEPTED AFTER SATUR DAY, APRIL 25. J Austin the f T the 5 of th nm f ¢ for sev * he t a en by nts, but thone aking the f t in and sian ng the present week, as nc new cases will be taken afte Saturday, A This step is made nec y by the large nts who have a number of pat ready enrolled, and by the ce talnty that there are many more who will want to test the powe of the man who has made the helpless walk; who has caused the crippled to throw away thei crutches; who has brought light into many a darkened home by the application of Te! econi to the afflicted, and whe is heartily endorsed by his many patients for the good he has accomplished. LAST WEEK TO SIGN. In order that none may be turned away, Mr. Larson has fixed the final dates for sign ing for the full course of Tele coni treatments." Those whe come to Mr. Larson's offices, in the Savoy hotel, between now and next Saturday night wi be accepted for the full course After Saturds of treatments. night next no new cases will be taken. In addition published s Au cont, there may be seen at the offices of Mr. Larson, in the Savoy ho the actual signa tures of man econi patients benefited who have the by Teleconi treatments. If you are tipation or bowel troubles ‘ousne pecially to women—para full eourse lor the many treatments